This episode examines the halachos of treating a sick person on Shabbos when there is no life-threatening danger. We explore distinctions between general illness, limb-threatening conditions, and minor ailments. The discussion covers what a Jew may do, what requires a shinui (change in the normal manner of doing the action), and when one must rely on a non-Jew. The Mishnah Berurah clarifies how far rabbinic prohibitions may be set aside, the status of aiding a non-Jew’s action, and practical applications such as preparing food for a sick person or child. The normative halacha follows the view that rabbinic prohibitions may be done with a shinui when no limb is in danger, and without change if a limb is endangered.